Starting Dec. 10, AC Transit and nearly two dozen Bay Area transit agencieswill accept contactless credit and debit cards for ...
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Bay Area transit agencies roll out 'Next Generation' Clipper cards
Bay Area commuters will begin transitioning to a new fare system as agencies roll out the “Next Generation Clipper Card," an ...
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Next-gen Clipper rollout means big benefits for transit riders
The long-awaited launch of Next Generation Clipper, or Clipper 2.0, happens this Wednesday. Ken Der explains all the upgrades ...
The switch to the Tap and Ride system includes every transit system that had used Clipper cards in the past, including ...
You might see a uniquely decorated AC Transit bus driving around this month — featuring decals of holiday sweaters, hot chocolate, snow globes and more. Known as the “holiday bus,” this longtime ...
After two years of public outreach, negotiations with bus drivers, and an untold number of draft plans, AC Transit’s service-wide line changes will finally take effect on Sunday morning, August 10.
Along with BART and Caltrain, AC Transit is facing a fiscal cliff next year after exhausting federal COVID-19 assistance. While the bus system’s preferred option is a new area-wide transit tax, ...
Clipper START is a discount program that makes Bay Area public transit more affordable on all agencies! 50% off bus, BART, train and ferry fares are available to eligible Bay Area residents between ...
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